Woolly Mammoth Teeth

This fine collection of woolly mammoth teeth shows why they were considered the most bizarre teeth of any animal ever found. From the side, they resemble an extended accordion and are made up of a row of vertically orientated attached plates that when worn, create a washboard-like grinding surface. This made it easier to grind up hard-to-digest foods such as tough grass and thick vegetation. A mammoth has four teeth, two uppers, and two lower. A worn set is being pushed forward and out to make room for a new and unworn set.

Item:
LM8-048 Woolly Mammoth Tooth

8" long- Intact and complete in choice condition with roots - no repair or restoration.

Found Location:
North Sea Ocean Bed - Holland

Price: $1,800

Item:
LM8-076 Large Woolly Mammoth Tooth

12" long on the diagonal - intact and complete in choice preservation -no repair or restoration - rare in this size.

Found Location:
River Gravel Deposit- Southeastern Poland

Price: $1,900

Item:
LM8-133 Woolly Mammoth Tooth

6.25" long - intact and complete in choice no repair or restoration.

Found Location:
River Gravel Deposit- Southeastern Poland

Price: $1,400

Item:
LMX-091 Juvenile Woolly Mammoth Upper Tooth with Root

4" long - intact and complete in choice condition with long roots - no repair or restoration.

Found Location:
River Gravel Deposit Central Europe

Price: $1,500

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